Toronto AOII Alumnae Golf Tournament for Osteoporosis

Golf Tournament for Osteoporosis

May 8th, 2000

The AOII Golf Tournament for Osteoporosis on Monday, May 8th was a wonderful day of fun, sun, and of course, golf. The sun was shining on the beautiful greens of Carrying Place Golf and Country Club, and a good time was had by all...especially at the second hole where a hole in one earned the golfer a the chance to win a car! Prizes, dinner and an auction followed the post-game refreshments, with all proceeds going to the Osteoporosis Society. Thank you to everyone who came out for golf and/or dinner. Be sure to keep up on the Alumnae events; there's something for everyone! And if you missed it don't fret ~ we're doing it again in May 2001!!

THANK YOU TO OUR ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Kirsten Bell	Kristina Hunt
Erica Nigalis	Angela Talbot

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Proctor and Gamble	E.I. Williams Limousines		Canadian Tire Corporation
Summit House Grill	Aareas By Design		Carrying Place Golf and Country Club
The Sports Clubs of Canada	John Bell, LLB, Shibley Righton		Loblaws
Starbucks Coffee	Ferrero Rocher		Roy Thompson Hall, Volunteer Division
Councillor Blake Kinahan, Ward 2	Councillor Ann Johnson, Ward 22		Councillor Chris Korwin-Kuczynski,Ward 19
Future Executive Personnel	Toronto Dominion Bank		Harry Nigalis
Wine Not?	Pizza Pizza		Indigo Books
Pete's and Paul's	Corby's Liquor		Dominion Foods
Rogers Video	Shoppers Drug Mart		Blockbuster Video
Tony Aspler, Wine Expert		AT & T Canada

AND A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL OF
OUR PLAYERS, DINERS, & AUCTION ATTENDEES
WITHOUT YOU, THIS WOULDN'T
HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE!

Osteoporosis is a disease characterized by low bone mass and deterioration of bone tissue. This leads to increased bone fragility and risk of fracture, particularly of the hip, spine and wrist. Over 1.4 million Canadians suffer from osteoporosis. This not a disease for women alone - 1 in 4 women over the age of 50 has osteoporosis and 1 in 8 men over 50 also has the disease.